Confusing Words List,
Group H

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H

hail, hale;
halve, have;
handsome, hansom;
hangar, hanger;
hanged, hung;
hardy, hearty;
hare, hair;
hart, heart;
haul, hall;
have, got, have got;
haven, heaven;
hay, hey;
hays, haze;
heal, heel;
healthful, healthy;
hear, here;
heard, herd;
hearsay, heresy;
heroin, heroine;
hertz, hurts;
hi, hie, high;
him, hymn;
higher, hire;
historic, historical;
ho, hoe;
hoar, hoer, whore;
hoard, horde, whored;
hoarse, horse;
hole, whole, holisic;
holy, holey, wholly, holly;
homonyms, homophones,
          homographs, heteronyms;
homophobia, homosexualphobia;
honorarium, stipend;
hoop, whoop;
hose, hose;
hostel, hostile;
hour, our;
hue, hew;
human, humane;
humble, pride;
humerus, humorous;
hurdle, hurtleDONE at WordInfo;
hyperbola, hyperbole;
hypercritical, hypocritical;
hyperthermia, hypothermia


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